Question Four: Smuggling has a long and controversial history, probably dating back to the first time at which duties were imposed in any form, or any attempt was made to prohibit a form of traffic. According to a new study by the East African Business Council (EABC), over Ksh2 billion ($31.6 million) worth of unrecorded transactions take place in East Africa's border towns, despite a huge number of Customs officials deployed at the border posts. Likewise Business Power reported that, "central region and Kampala in particular have been identified as the most notorious for tax evasion and smuggling of goods. As a tax expert; a) What are the major forms/causes of Smuggling experienced by tax authorities in your country (05 Marks) 6 | P a g e b) Examine the impact of smuggling on your countries economy? (10 Marks) c) Suggest the practical measures the government of your country should put in place to curb smuggling?